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The Consumer Price Index and the Argument for OA

The CPI is an excellent tool for calculating the cost of living but a very bad tool for measuring the purchasing power of libraries.

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Lisa Hinchliffe @lisalibrarian·

19 Jul

"at this time arXiv is not compliant with many of the recommended requirements, as well as some of the mandatory requirements. We currently do not have a timeline for adding the required features yet" https://t.co/6V07OO5JDt

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Another for-profit publisher states its involvement in the creation of Plan S.

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@RickyPo @alison_mudditt @martin_eve @Hindawi @eLife @UCLpress Hi Richard, we can confirm that @F1000Research had a discussion with Robert-Jan Smits about how we see the future direction of scholarly publishing prior to the launch of Plan S.

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Lynn Kamerlin @kamerlinlab·

19 Jul

@jeroenbosman @lisalibrarian @ACSPublications @AmerChemSociety In a good year, I can (co)publish about 20 articles. At such prices, we are talking €100,000 in APC *just for my research group*. That is more than many groups have in total research funding. In a world of preprints and green OA, this is an unacceptable waste of taxpayer money.

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